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Managed Accounts Holdings Limited (ASX: MGP) Broker Presentation MGP Board and Management MGP Board Extensive experience in start-up businesses within financial services Directors were co-founders of Bridges Financial Services Pty


  1. Managed Accounts Holdings Limited (ASX: MGP) Broker Presentation

  2. MGP Board and Management  MGP Board  Extensive experience in start-up businesses within financial services  Directors were co-founders of Bridges Financial Services Pty Ltd and IWL Limited (both start-ups) and sold for in excess of $500M  MGP Directors  Don Sharp – Executive Chairman  Colin Scully – Non Executive Director  Paul Collins – Non Executive Director  MGP Management Team  Experienced executive team with in excess of 5 years employment with MGP  David Heather – CEO with over 12 years experience in designing, implementing and distributing managed account solutions  Neil Pattinson – Head of Operations and Adviser Services  Sanja Jovicic – Head of Information Technology  Paul La Macchia – Marketing and Business Development Manager  Rachel Li – Head Accountant

  3. What role does MGP play in market?  One of the largest MDA Service Providers in Australia with over $900M in FUM as at 31 December 2013  MGP facilitates Licensees in running discretionary Portfolios for their clients  No requirement to undertake personal advice (an SoA/RoA) for every change or to the client’s Portfolio and every corporate event

  4. MGP Clients and their role  MGP has 21 medium sized high quality licensees using its Service and growing  Licensee provides personal advice to clients to invest in the MDA and MGP appoints Licensees to manage client Portfolios in accordance with an agreed mandate published in an Investment Options Document. Licensee can appoint external Investment Managers  Portfolios consist of listed securities (including ETFs, LICs, hybrids), managed funds, corporate bonds, term deposits, cash through any issuer  Average client balance in MDA Service is over $700K as at 31 December 2013  Licensees or their appointed Investment Manager undertake all dealing utilizing the institutional grade portfolio management and modeling software  Listed Securities – orders placed via broker of choice => electronic confirmation of orders uploaded to clients’ Portfolios and matched to order  Post trade compliance undertaken to ensure Portfolio is in accordance with mandate (Investment Options Document)

  5. MDA Capital Requirements and ASIC CP200  Investment Administration Services Pty Ltd trading as managedaccounts.com.au is a wholly owned subsidiary of MGP  Holds an AFSL license endorsed to operate Managed Discretionary Accounts (MDA’s)  License requires surplus current assets less current liabilities of $50K increasing to $150K on 1 July 2014  ASIC CP 200 review recommending an increase up to $5M  ASIC have highlighted over 160 AFSL’s will be effected by the new capital requirements  Provides significant scope for MGP to be a ‘’consolidator’’ of MDA Operators

  6. MDA Capital Requirements and ASIC CP200  CP200 also recommends revoking ASIC’s no-action letter (aka Limited MDA) where licensees can operate a quasi-style MDA via a Platform with no MDA license  MGP estimates $billions of dollars relying on the no action letter (Limited MDA) concept  ASIC final view on CP200 is on hold until it can take into consideration the Future of Financial Advice (FOFA) legislation changes and the outcomes of the Financial Services Industry (FSI) review  ASIC made it clear that it remains committed to considering and implementing the proposed changes

  7. How does MGP work with Licensees and their clients  Licensee consults with managedaccounts.com.au to formulate a range of Portfolios that suit their client base e.g SMSF, accumulation or pension clients  Portfolios are set out in the Investment Options Document including investment rules e.g only allow ASX200 securities in Portfolio within a maximum % exposure  Licensees must have an Investment Committee (with one independent member) to oversee the Process and Portfolios  Investment rules are compared to the actual client Portfolio to ensure client Portfolio is in accordance with Investment Options document  Investment Committee allowed to change client Portfolios in quick-time without the need for client approval due to discretionary nature of Service

  8. How does MGP work with Licensees and their clients…. continued  Licensees Clients  Are advised at initial stage to invest into the Licensees’ MDA Service via a Statement of Advice (SoA)  Client signs off on application form for the MDA and Custody contract with managedaccounts.com.au  Cash and/or assets are transferred into MDA  Investment Manager invests in accordance with rules of the model portfolios  Client has online access for reporting  Data feed capabilities into nominated SMSF or Planning software  End of year tax reporting  SMSF clients and auditor receive GS007 audit report from auditors of managedaccounts.com.au

  9. How does MGP work with Licensees and their Clients…. continued

  10. Benefits for SMSF’s  Typically SMSFs currently have one pool of assets for all its members  Members over 60 are able to commence pensions which are tax free – with income and capital also tax free. They also enjoy the benefits of franking credits as tax refunds  Members could also continue to work and contribute into the SMSF via an accumulation account  managedaccounts.com.au supports multiple accounts and allows securities to be traded once and allocated across selected member accounts => encouraging other family members to have accounts which can be invested differently to other members  Data feeds into SMSF accounting systems is available  Provision of Audit Certificate GS007 also which SMSF auditors could rely upon  Provision of end of year tax reporting

  11. Benefits for SMSF’s… continued  Could reduce accounting cost for an SMSF with value of $1M from typically $4k to potentially a few hundred dollars for accounting and audit  Saving will more than pay for MGP administration fee of 0.25% capped at $2.5m then 0.05% thereafter  Further savings in GST apply due to binding ATO ruling providing reduction of 50% to GST

  12. MGP Growing Client base  MGP has 21 medium sized high quality licensees using its Service and this is growing  Sit in two camps:  Licensees that have successfully transitioned existing clients from Platform arrangements and other Administration Services (internal/external) into the MDA Service. As a result, some of these licensees now becoming acquisitive as a result of the MDA benefits  Licensees that are in the transition process and moving monies into the MDA Service  Continue to use the MDA Service as core value proposition of the business for new clients (ie MDA Service is the solution presented to the investor)

  13. MGP Growing Client base  Recently implemented new deals with licensees are now in process of transitioning existing client base to the MDA  Redgum Wealth => in excess of $200M  Affinity Wealth => in excess of $180M  GPS Wealth => in excess of $650M  Will surpass the $1B FUA easily  Breakdown of planner by number of planners: 17,500 in Australia (Source: Investment Trends)  Bank/branch : 12%  Own AFSL: 14% (our Tier 1 Target market)  Independent Groups: 31%  Aligned: 43%  With total Planning FUA in Australia currently at $519bn (Source: Rainmaker) addressable market is ~$72.7bn for MGP

  14. Financials  Dividend yield of 4% unfranked – payable quarterly commencing after September 2014 quarter  Healthy balance sheet with over $8.4M in Cash (assuming maximum subscription)  Forecast NPBT of $1.067M YE June 2015 with June 2015 annualized of $1.670M  All IT costs written off (expensed in excess of $4.7M since 2008)  Majority of fee income debited monthly to clients’ Accounts  Licensees paid monthly once funds received from clients  Working Capital – only need one month of operating costs. Increased FUA requires little further working capital

  15. Financials…. continued  No planned capital raising required as cash held will exceed the proposed $5M required by ASIC’s CP200 (timing unknown)  FUA fee of 0.25% up to $2.5m then 0.05% plus transaction fee of 0.09%  Other income nearly covers direct costs of HSBC custody, SS&C etc  No back end IT development costs as this is outsourced to North American provider SS&C (NASDAQ listed) who have 6900 financial services organisations (including managedaccounts.com.au), with over $26 trillion in assets being managed

  16. Offer and Indicative Timetable

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